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2005 RESULTS
10/18/05 -- Danville Defeats East Juniata to Complete Season
10/17/05 -- Ironmen Suffer Loss to Seals
10/15/05 -- Central Columbia Nets Early Goal to Defeat Danville
10/13/05 -- Loyalsock Defeats Danville
10/12/05 -- Southern Stops Danville's Streak
10/10/05 -- Danville Blanks Bloomsburg
10/6/05 -- Ironmen Outlast Blue Jays in Extra Time
10/5/05 -- Danville Drops Millville
10/4/05 -- Ironmen Tame Mustangs
10/3/05 -- Danville Falls to Shikellamy
10/1/05 -- Defenders Beat Ironmen
9/27/05 -- Lewisburg Defeats Danville Again
9/24/05 -- Danville Falls to The Hill School
9/22/05 -- Danville Bounces Back with Solid Win Over Southern Columbia
9/20/05 -- Panthers Drop Ironmen
9/17/05 -- Danville Dealt Last-Minute Heartbreak at Shamokin
9/15/05 -- Ironmen Register First Win of the Season Over Quakers
9/13/05 -- Danville Suffers Overtime Defeat to Shikellamy
9/10/05 -- Ironmen Drop Season Opener to Green Dragons
9/3/05 -- JV Takes Third at Clinton County Commissioner's Cup
10/18/05
East Juniata @ Danville (W, 3-2)
The Ironmen celebrated Senior Night 2005 and closed their season with a 3-2 victory over the Tigers of East Juniata in a non-league match at Ironmen Stadium. Senior JON POLER buried a rebound off a long-distance shot by junior BEN WAGNER with less than five minutes remaining in regulation to secure the win. East Juniata clawed their way back after being down 2-0 in the first-half. Danville went ahead in the 15th minute when sophomore TAMIR KHEIRI took a double-assist from juniors PHIL WEIR and NICK SMITH. KHEIRI then doubled the Ironmen lead in the 31st minute with a hard strike off an assist from fellow sophomore BRYCE PERLES. East Juniata halved the lead off a direct kick from junior Todd Grimm in the 38th minute. The Tigers leveled the match in the 64th minute as senior Daryle Trego beat the Ironmen defense. Danville completed its season with an overall record of 7-12-0 (5-7-0 SVL-East), and the JV squad finished 7-6-5 after a 1-1 draw tonight.
Shots (DAN, 7-4); Corners (EJ, 1-0); Saves (EJ-Bender 4, DAN-Hackenberg, S. 3); Halftime (DAN, 2-1); JV (1-1)
10/17/05
Danville @ Selinsgrove (L, 1-3)
All four goals were scored in the final 10 minutes and Selinsgrove sent Danville home with a 1-3 defeat. Selinsgrove junior Derek Houtz opened the scoring in the 70th minute with an 18-year shot that skimmed off the hands of senior Ironmen goalkeeper SHAWN HACKENBERG, before Ben Oswald added the eventual game-winner in minute 74 off an assist from senior K.C. Mayer. Junior NICK SMITH halved the lead in the 78th minute with a header off junior ERIC TEMMEL's direct kick before Selinsgrove completed the scoring less than a minute later. Ironmen sophomore JOSH HACKENBERG made his first varsity start in goal for Danville, but had to leave the match with less than 15 minutes remaining after suffering a kick to the head. The JV match saw the Ironmen and Seals draw 0-0. The Ironmen will honor its senior class tomorrow night and close the season at home when they host East Juniata in a non-league match in Ironmen Stadium at 7:00 p.m.
Shots (9-9); Corners (SEL, 5-1); Saves (DAN-Hackenberg, J. 3 & Hackenberg, S. 0, SEL Moyer 5); Halftime (0-0); JV (0-0)
10/15/05
Danville @ Central Columbia (L, 0-1)
Central Columbia made a goal in the fifth minute by senior Cole Diltz stand up as they dealt Danville a 0-1 loss. The Ironmen complete their 2005 SVL-East league schedule with a 5-7-0 record, while their overall record falls to 6-11-0. Diltz capitalized on an early miscommunication by the Danville defense and won a race to the ball before settling it in the net. Both teams created scoring chances in both halves, with Danville's best coming after sophomore TAMIR KHEIRI earned a penalty kick with under 10 minutes to play, but senior JON POLER was unable to convert from the spot. In JV action, sophomore JORDAN BEAVER netted two goals to give the Ironmen a 2-0 victory, upping the JV record to 7-6-3. Danville travels to Selinsgrove on Monday, October 17, to make up the previously rained-out, non-league match at 4:00 p.m.
Shots (DAN, 6-4); Corners (DAN, 5-4); Saves (DAN-Hackenberg, S. 2 & Hackenberg, J. 0, CC-Frace 5); Halftime (CC, 1-0); JV (DAN, 2-0)
10/13/05
Loyalsock @ Danville (L, 1-2)
Loyalsock junior Adam Scheibler's direct kick bent above and around a Danville wall before finding the near corner with only only eight minutes to play, lifting the Lancers to a 2-1 non-league victory. Scheibler's strike nullified senior JON POLER's leveling goal for the Ironmen in minute 60 off CAMERON HASSANZADEH's assist. It was Scheibler who opened the scoring for Loyalsock in the 24th minute on a solo breakaway effort. The loss mathematically eliminates Danville from District IV playoff contention by dropping the Ironmen to 6-10-0 with only three matches remaining (a .500 record is needed to qualify). The Ironmen did deal the Lancers a 5-1 defeat in the JV match, with five different Ironmen finding the net: Freshmen GREG BOWSER (assist to junior PHIL KYLE); sophomore BRIAN BASTIAN (assist to freshman TYLER MARSHALL); sophomore JORDAN BEAVER (unassisted); freshman DAVID FANELLI (assist to junior KYLE PEREZ); and junior LIAM SWINEY (assist to freshman ANDY SANDERS). Danville is back in action on Saturday, October 15, to close out its SVL-East schedule when the team visits Central Columbia at 2:00 p.m.
Shots (LYS, 8-4); Corners (DAN, 4-3); Saves (LYS-Tripoli 2, DAN-Hackenberg, S. 3); Halftime (LYS, 1-0); JV (DAN, 5-1)
10/12/05
Danville @ Southern Columbia (L, 0-2)
Two second-half goals less than four minutes apart ended the Ironmen's four-match winning streak. The Tigers' Brett Payne scored first in the 54th minute, unassisted, before Tim Bodman buried a Corey Parry assist 58 minutes in to complete the scoring. Both teams had several scoring opportunities, with Danville getting the better of first-half play before Southern took control of the latter half of the match. Danville's four-match winning streak had dated back to a 2-1 decision over Midd-West on October 4. The Ironmen (6-9-0, 5-6-0 SVL-East) host Loyalsock in a non-league match tomorrow at 4:00 p.m.
Shots (SC, 8-5); Corners (DAN, 1-0); Saves (DAN-Hackenberg, S. 6, SC-Brophy 6); Halftime (0-0); JV (0-0)
10/10/05
Bloomsburg @ Danville (W, 2-0)
Danville (6-8-0, 5-5-0 SVL-East) got two first-half goals and was able to frustrate the Bloomsburg attack in the second half to finish off a 2-0 shutout victory, avenging an earlier 0-1 defeat to the Panthers. Sophomore TAMIR KHEIRI got the Ironmen rolling with an individual effort in the 17th minute before senior JUSTIN MESCHTER climbed above the Panther defense to head home ERIC TEMMEL's free kick in minute 38. MESCHTER's goal made him the 11th Danville player to score a goal this season. Danville juniors LANCE RICHARDSON, BEN WAGNER and AARON WERTMAN joined TEMMEL on defense and limited Bloomsburg to a pair of shots. Danville travels to face Southern Columbia on Wednesday, October 12, for a 4:00 p.m. SVL-East match.
Shots (DAN, 4-2); Corners (DAN, 3-2); Saves (BLM-Williams 4, DAN-Hackenberg, S. 2); Halftime (DAN, 2-0); JV (BLM, 0-1)
10/6/05
Central Columbia @ Danville (W, 3-2, OT)
Danville completed its fourth consecutive match in as many days in dramatic fashion with a goal by junior ERIC TEMMEL in the 94th minute, off an assist from junior JOSH LINDENBERGER. Danville went into halftime with a 1-0 advantage on an unassisted goal by senior JON POLER in minute 38. The Ironmen doubled the advantage a minute into the second half on a goal by junior NICK SMITH (assisted by senior JUSTIN MESCHTER). Central Columbia halved the lead with senior Jeremy Nolt's header off junior Brian Rakausus' corner kick in the 55th minute. Central leveled the match nine minutes later as Nolt again found the net, this time off a direct kick from senior Eric Mordan. Both teams battled through the first 10 minutes of extra time before TEMMEL ended the match with a 30-yard shot over the outstretched hands of Central's keeper, senior Scott Frace. Danville travels to face Selinsgrove in a non-league match Saturday at 2:00 p.m.
Shots (DAN, 13-12); Corners (DAN, 4-1); Saves (CC-Frace 4, DAN-Hackenberg, S. 4); Halftime (DAN, 1-0); JV (DAN, 3-0)
10/5/05
Danville @ Millville (W, 2-0)
Danville registered its second win over Millville this season with two first-half goals. Senior PETER CARROS scored his first varsity goal in minute 31 off assists from senior CAMERON HASSANZADEH and sophomore BRYCE PERLES. Junior AHMED KHEIRI scored his first varsity goal three minutes later off another PERLES assist. The Ironmen were able to withstand the Quakers' second-half push and created numerous chances of their own for the 2-0 victory. The match was senior goalkeeper SHAWN HACKENBERG's second shutout of the season; the first was also against Millville. The JV game went Danville's way, 1-0, off freshman LOGAN LINDEMANN's second-half strike. The Ironmen complete their stretch of four games in four days tomorrow when they host SVL-East opponent Central Columbia at 4:00 p.m.
Shots (DAN, 10-2); Corners (DAN, 2-1); Saves (DAN-Hackenberg, S. 2, MLV-Smith 8); Halftime (DAN, 2-0); JV (DAN, 1-0)
10/4/05
Midd-West @ Danville (W, 2-1)
The Ironmen netted two first-half goals and withstood a strong Midd-West comeback effort to earn a 2-1 non-league victory. Junior MARK HUMMEL converted a penalty kick for Danville (3-8-0, 2-5-0 SVL-East) in the 37th minute. Sophomore TAMIR KHEIRI struck only a minute later with a dipping volley to double the advantage. Junior NICK SMITH assisted Kheiri's goal. The Mustangs pressured the Ironmen for portions of the second half before finally breaking through with a goal from senior Mike Dalius on a rebounded free kick from the top of the 18-yard box. Senior goalkeeper SHAWN HACKENBERG made several quality saves in the waning moments of the match to preserve the victory. In JV action, Danville registered their second 1-0 victory in as many days. Freshmen BEN FORBES scored and sophomore JOSH HACKENBERG stepped up in goal. Danville travels to Millard C. Ludwig Stadium tomorrow to face SVL-East foe Millville in a 7:00 p.m. match.
Shots (DAN, 10-9); Corners (MW, 5-2); Saves (MW-Smith 2, Hackenberg, S. 5); Halftime (DAN, 2-0); JV (DAN, 1-0)
10/3/05
Shikellamy @ Danville (L, 0-2)
Goals in the 6th and 13th minutes gave Shikellamy an early lead, and the Braves held on to hand the Ironmen a 0-2 SVL-East defeat. Andrew Hepner was on the receiving end of Patrick Kohl's corner to get Shikellamy on the board, and Kevin Raynes placed a direct kick over an Ironmen wall and into the upper corner to complete the scoring. The Ironmen JV squad secured a 1-0 victory over Shikellamy, as junior LIAM SWINEY headed in freshman LOGAN LINDEMANN's cross with less than three minutes remaining in the match. The Ironmen Varsity drops to 2-8-0 (2-5-0 SVL-East), while the JV team bumped their record to 2-5-2. Danville welcomes Midd-West tomorrow afternoon at 4:00 p.m. in a non-league match.
Shots (SHK, 4-2); Corners (SHK, 5-2); Saves (SHK-Probst 2, Hackenberg, S. 3); Halftime (SHK, 2-0); JV (DAN, 1-0)
10/1/05
Warrior Run @ Danville (L, 0-1)
Warrior Run's Micah Watts broke a 0-0 deadlock well into the second half to earn the Defenders the victory. Watts' goal came after senior Danville keeper SHAWN HACKENBERG came charging out to intercept a long through ball only to see the deflection fall to Watts, who was just out of reach of the Danville defense. Both defenses played physically and were able to keep the opposing offenses off-balance. The loss is Danville's third 0-1 defeat of the season -- five of the team's seven losses were by only one goal. The Ironmen are back in action Monday, October 3, when they kick off a string of four games in as many days against the Shikellamy Braves at 4:00 p.m.
Shots (WR, 10-5); Corners (WR, 6-1); Saves (WR-McGlaughlin 5, DAN-Hackenberg, S. 5); Halftime (0-0); No JV Match
9/27/05
Lewisburg @ Danville (L, 0-4)
The Green Dragons used three first-half goals to hand the Ironmen their sixth loss of the season. Lewisburg got goals from juniors Nick Olivetti (assisted by Greg Speake in the 3rd minute), Allen Nicholson (unassisted in the 12th minute), Luke Zeigler (unassisted in the 36th minute) and Jerome Todd (assisted by Drew Miller in the 41st minute). Senior SHAWN HACKENBERG and his brother, sophomore JOSH HACKENBERG, split eight saves in goal for the Ironmen, who saw their record fall to 2-6-0 (2-4-0 SVL-East). Danville hosts Warrior Run in a cross-divisional match Saturday, October 1, at 7:00 p.m. in Ironmen Stadium.
Shots (LBG 14-0); Corners (LBG, 4-3); Saves (LBG-Mackey 0, DAN-Hackenberg, S. 4 & Hackenberg, J. 4); Halftime (LBG, 3-0); JV (LBG, 1-2)
9/24/05
The Hill School @ Danville (L, 1-2)
The Ironmen lost their first home match of the 2005 season, 1-2, to The Hill School. The Rams got on the board in the 28th minute on an individual left-footed effort from senior Todd Threlfall before Hyuk Chan Kwon added an insurance goal in the 68th minute. Junior MARK HUMMEL converted a penalty kick for the Ironmen in minute 79. Danville out-shot the visitors 15-14 in the non-league match. Danville (2-5-0, 2-3-0 SVL-East) is back in action Monday afternoon against league rival Lewisburg at home.
Shots (DAN, 15-14); Corners (HS, 4-3); Saves (HS-Griffin 4, DAN Hackenberg, S. 6); Halftime (HS, 1-0); No JV Match
9/22/05
Southern Columbia @ Danville (W, 4-1)
Danville responded to two consecutive 0-1 defeats with a solid 4-1 victory over Southern Columbia under the Ironmen Stadium lights. Junior AARON WERTMAN notched his first goal of the season in the 1st minute. Sophomore TAMIR KHEIRI got his first goal of the season -- and the game-winner -- in the 9th minute off an assist by junior defender ERIC TEMMEL. Kheiri followed up with an unassisted left-footed strike into the right corner in minute 17. The Tigers mustered their only goal from junior Kevin Rhodes one minute later. Sophomore BRYCE PERLES finished off Danville's scoring in the 74th minute with a breakaway goal. Senior Ironmen keeper SHAWN HACKENBERG registered 5 saves on the night, and his defensive counterparts played well throughout. Danville is now 2-4-0 (2-3-0 SVL-East) and will host The Hill School in a non-league match in Ironmen Stadium on Saturday, September 24 at 4:00 p.m. In the junior varsity contest, the Ironmen dropped a tough 0-1 result to the Tigers.
Shots (DAN, 12-10); Corners (SC, 3-0); Saves (SC-Brophy 4, DAN-Hackenberg, S. 5); Halftime (DAN, 3-1); JV (SC, 0-1)
9/20/05
Danville @ Bloomsburg (L, 0-1)
Bloomsburg got a unassisted goal from senior Garrett Kepner in the 38th minute and held on to send Danville home with a 0-1 loss. The Panthers outshot the Ironmen 11-4, while each team notched four corners. Kepner's goal came after both teams threatened scoring earlier in the first half of play. Juniors LANCE RICHARDSON, ERIC TEMMEL, PHIL WEIR and BEN WAGNER played tough defense in front of senior goalkeeper SHAWN HACKENBERG throughout. The Ironmen are 1-4-0 (1-3-0 SVL-East) and host Southern Columbia Thursday, September 22 in Ironmen Stadium at 7 p.m.
Shots (BLM, 11-4); Corners (4-4); Saves (DAN-Hackenberg, S. 4, BLM-Williams 0); Halftime (BLM, 1-0); JV (BLM, 1-2)
9/17/05
Danville @ Shamokin (L, 0-1)
Shamokin scored in the 79th minute on a 30-yard cross from Fahti Abdul to deal Danville its third consecutive road defeat. The Ironmen controlled the match, reflected by their 20-5 shot and 7-0 corner advantages. After the Ironmen nearly got on the scoreboard a minute earlier, Abdul emerged from a pack of players against the run of play and lofted the ball to win it for Shamokin in the waning seconds of the match. Danville is now 1-3-0 (1-2-0 SVL-East) and will travel to Bloomsburg on Tuesday, September 20.
Shots (DAN, 20-5); Corners (DAN, 7-0); Saves (DAN-Hackenberg, S. 4, SMK-Smith 9); Halftime (0-0); No JV Match
9/15/05
Millville v. Danville (W, 1-0)
The Ironmen made a first-half goal by junior NICK SMITH stand up as they registered their first win of the season in their home opener over the Millville Quakers, 1-0. The goal was assisted by junior MARK HUMMEL, after he beat a Millville defender and sent a low cross to SMITH just inside the penalty spot. For the second match in a row, Danville did not allow their opponent a shot in the second half. The Ironmen had several chances to extend the lead, but couldn't find the back of the net. The win was Danville's first since blanking the Quakers in the 2004 regular season finale, 6-0. Danville's record is now 1-2-0 (1-2-0 SVL-East) and they are next in action on the road Saturday, September 17, at Shamokin.
Shots (DAN, 6-2); Corners (DAN, 6-3); Saves (MLV-Snyder 5, DAN-Hackenberg, S. 2); Halftime (DAN, 1-0); JV (1-1)
9/13/05
Danville @ Shikellamy (L, 1-2, OT)
Shikellamy put home a golden goal in the waning moments of the first extra-time session to down the Ironmen, 1-2. The Braves initially got on the board in the 11th minute of play off a strike from senior Joel Kalcich, who was assisted by Kevin Raynes. The score remained 1-0 until Ironmen junior JOSH LINDENBERGER took a pass from junior BEN WAGNER and redirected the ball with his head past senior Shikellamy goalkeeper Kyle Probst in the 65th minute. Both teams battled through the duration of regulation and were able to generate chances in overtime before Sean Fazzini took a pass from Jevin Martin to end the match in the 88th minute. The Ironmen fall to 0-2-0 (0-2-0 SVL-East) and play their home opener Thursday, September 15th, when they host MIllville.
Shots (DAN, 5-3); Corners (3-3); Saves (DAN-Hackenberg, S. 1, SHK-Probst 3,); Halftime (SHK, 1-0); JV (0-0)
9/10/05
Danville @ Lewisburg (L, 0-3)
Danville dropped a season-opening 0-3 decision to defending SVL and District IV "AA" champion Lewisburg. The Green Dragons went ahead early and never looked back. Lewisburg got a 12th minute goal from sophomore Greg Speake before adding goals in the 29th and 31st minute from juniors Nick Olivetti and Luke Zeigler, respectively. The Ironmen offense managed only two shots to Lewisburg's 15. Senior goalkeeper SHAWN HACKENBERG made 12 saves for Danville, while his counterpart, junior Allen Mackey, didn't register one for Lewisburg. The loss drops Danville to 0-1-0 (0-1-0, SVL-East) on the season. Danville is back in action Tuesday, September 13, when they travel to Sunbury to face Shikellamy at 4:30 p.m.
Shots (LBG, 15-2); Corners (LBG, 7-0); Saves (DAN-Hackenberg, S. 12, LBG-Mackey 0); Halftime (LBG, 3-0); JV (LBG, 0-2)
9/3/05
Clinton County Commissioner's Cup (JV only)
The Ironmen JV squad kicked off its 2005 season by splitting two matches at the 2005 Clinton County Commissioner's Cup in Lock Haven. Danville dropped a 1-2 decision to Tulpehocken in the semifinal before outlasting Athens, 2-1 (OT), in the afternoon consolation match to take home 3rd place.
Junior ERIC YALE put the Ironmen in front in the 5th minute against Tulpehocken. The defense made YALE's strike stand up until the 63rd minute before surrendering the eventual game winner in the 68th minute.
YALE scored again for Danville in the 15th minute against Athens. The Ironmen controlled most of the match before again surrendering a late tying goal in the 68th minute. Both teams fought through two 10-minute overtime periods before Danville prevailed in the 11th round of penalty kicks. The Danville JV squad (1-1-0) is back in action next Saturday, September 10, at Lewisburg. |
